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UAE Weather Forecast: Highs of 46°C and Potential Rain Showers

Mon, Aug 24, 2026(1h ago)UAE

The UAE is set for a mixed weather bag this Monday, August 24, as the National Centre of Meteorology predicts mostly fair to partly cloudy skies. While the day will start off relatively calm, residents in the eastern regions should keep an eye on the horizon, as convective cloud formations are likely to develop by the afternoon. These clouds bring a possibility of light, scattered rainfall for some parts of the country, offering a brief reprieve from the heat.

Temperatures remain firmly in the sweltering range, with Sharjah expected to hit a peak of 46°C, while both Dubai and Abu Dhabi will see highs around 45°C. As the day transitions into the night and early Tuesday morning, humidity levels are forecasted to climb significantly, reaching up to 80% along the coastal zones. Meanwhile, light to moderate winds will blow across the region, occasionally picking up speed, while sea conditions are expected to remain generally calm throughout the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea.

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